Hey, explorers! 🌍✨ Today, July 28, we're celebrating a cool milestone ❄️—the 20th anniversary of China's Arctic Yellow River Station! 🎉
Back in 2004, China took a bold step into the icy realms of the Arctic by establishing its very first research station, the Yellow River Station. 🏠 Nestled in Ny-Ålesund, Svalbard—a breathtaking Norwegian archipelago in the Arctic Ocean—this station has been a hub for polar exploration and scientific research. 🌌🔬
For two decades, the Yellow River Station has been a beacon for scientists and adventurers alike, diving deep into Arctic studies and fostering international cooperation. 🌐🤝 Its location in Ny-Ålesund places it among the northernmost permanent settlements in the world—talk about living on the edge! 🗺️❄️
As we mark this 20-year journey, it's a reminder of how far we've come in understanding our planet's polar regions and the importance of global collaboration. 🌎❤️ Here's to many more years of discovery and friendship at the top of the world! 🥂✨
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Chart of the Day: 20 years of China's Arctic Yellow River Station
cgtn.com
